davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
LOST BABY HEIR.
Hunting For CHILD WHO iuhcrits a
Ni.iion of Dollars.

4 Denver special says: Tho where
ahcuts OF baby Patrick, four years OF age
and hoircss TO about a million dollars,
IL exciting great interest in Denver.
Z he child is the daughter Of James NJ.
Patrick. of Colorado, who married tho
daughter Of millionaire McNanus. OF
st. Louis, eboEt 1879. The young
couple travelled in Europe, and on their
return went 20 Bradley county, Tonnes
see. Soon after they returned from the
Continent baby was born, and in 1891
they came to Colorado, owing 10 Mrs.
Patrick's failing health. Her health
continuing 90 grow worse MIS-. Patrick
and child were sent Va Canon City,
where both are said 20 have been spirit
cd away from the State by a friend or rel
alive Of the McNanus family. The hus-
band began a search and learned that
they had been taken 10 the McMapus
mansion in st. Louis. Tbs occurred Fast
summer, and in October Ms Patrick
died. II is asserted that before her
death she made will disinheriting the
child having been made Ia believe that
she had been deserted by her husband.
I his will is TO be contested in the ST.
Louis courts, and it is said that Mr.
Patrick will begin silt in the courts OF
that city in relation to the child and
| her interests, which are estimated to be
worth a million dollars. The father is
still making every ef0rt to find tho
| child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
GEEnASY.
Herr Efrlior's speech In cPi'osiiion
10 Won Moifkc.

fBy Anrlo-Arler.can cnblc % he Dlspa,eal
Brr1rv. January 22.-TLe now Ger
man iboralo OF the Second Berlin dis
tr;ot met to-day for The purpose Of DE-
Gliding on their action IN the coriaG
election for member OF the ReichstAg
Three thousand electors attended. ,t
WIS resolved to support Profess o.
Voichow arainst General Won Moltlze
as o candidate.
Herr Richter, in speech advocating
this policy, said he admitted that the
personal merits of General Won Moltke
were super-eminent, but contenied
that It was not the duty Of electors to
provide that the military inter
csts of the empire should be
strongly represented in the Reich
stag. but rather to elect to that
body those who could and would do
fend the civil interests of the people to
the end that there MIGHT be a proper
equalization of the civil and military
claims put forth. The views Of emf
nent civilinns should be recognized in
opposition to the one-side military
view.
When the Duke of Wellington, con
tinued Herr Richter, utilized his mill
tary glory and his personal merits 10
override the Constitution Of England,
the Englishmen defiantly declared that,
though he had been victorious in Spain
and at Waterloo, he should not be vic
torious against The people of England.
In like manner General Won Moltke,
though he had been victorious over
Austria and over Franco, should not be
permitted TO be victorious against the
citizens Of Berlin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Cur Relations with Canada

10y UItErdpA 10 inc DtSpdlcLI
TORONTO. ONT, January 22.-Ihe
proposed retaliatory measures Of the
United States Government against
Canada are commented on by leading
Canadian papers. Whileal discuss the
matter in tone Of regret some profess
to think that the threats are merely q
pieceof buster, and express the opinion
that should TIE proposed measures be
adopted they would be imperative
Others take more serious view Of the
matter, but assert that the policy Of
non-intercourse, if put into effect,
would be MS injurious TO the United
States as to Canada. 1t is agreed on
all hands, however, that the Canadian
Government, come what may, must
maintain its dignity and protect is
rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Cabinet ErIsi. ANerfetl.

by Anglo American cable 70 the Dispa'cLI
PARIS, January 22.-Ihe Cabinet
Las withdrawn the supplemental bud
get for SIS, 100000 introduced by VI.
Dauphin, Minister of Finance. and re-
icctCd by the Budget Committee Of the
Chamber of Deputies. The Ministry
have accepted the committees propo-
sails, including that for an issue OF SIX
cnnial treasury bonds to cove the
present deficit. The Cabinet crisis T.
now believed to he ayerted.
Tie Joguqt dcs DeGats publishes
conspicucusly leading article de-
nouncing General Houlauger as an as
scciatc Of the patty OF revolution and
pronounciIg lbs presence in the Var
Office dangerous 10 the State enl the
Republic.
lie radical organs praise General
Equlangor and accuse the oppoftnnists
Of conspiiing for the downfall OF the
Goblet Cabinet which is pronounced
imminent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
MILK. CONGRESS-.
WAsHNGToY, January -, 1887.
Rouse Of Representative

Owing to mistake in the publication
| in the KcCOrd this morning of the vote
upon the adoption Of the conference r.
port on the interstate commerce bill,
numerous corrections OF the RceOri
were made.
Mr.. Hammond, from the Committee
on the Judiciary, reported back adj
versely the resolution calling on The
Acknowledgement for information as to
the legal authority under which the di-
rectOrs Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company consolidated that company
with the Kansas Pacific Railroad Com
pany and Denver Pacific Railroad Com
pany, and TeorgInized the some under
the name of the Union Pacific Railway
Company, and under which this last
named company issued STOCK and trust
loans. Laid on the table.
The report accompanying the reso-
luton states that the information de-
sired viii be obtained If the joint reso-
luton which passed the House few
days ago for an investigation OF the ac
counts Of the Pacific railroads shall be-
come law, and that for seventy years
from Writ TO Garland-it has been uni
formly held that the Attorney-GenerIl
can not legally give an opinion when
called upon by Congress or its COM
mittees.
Mr. Wilson, of West Virginia, from
the Committee on Appropriations, re-
ported the District of Columbia appro-
priation bill, and it was referred 10 the
Committee of the Whole. II makes a
total appropriation of 1858, 800, while
the estimate submitted by the Commits
sioners aggregated 81, 207, i9i. The APP
preparation for the current year was
So, 57s, 2G3. The principal items of the
increase are in the appropriations for
improvements of streets and for the
public schools. No appropriation is
made for the extension OF suburban
streets and avenues.
The Senate amendments were con-
CURED in TO the bill for the forfeiture of
the New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and
vicksburg Immigrant, and to confirm
settlers titles TO certain Of these lands.
The vote WIS ISL to 81.
Dir. Wallace, OF Louisiana, offered
ueo,ptien, which was adopted. reeiting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

that the President and Senate have
aPTced to end ratified tho Convention
by which the termsof the treaty between
The United States and the Government
of Tie Hawaiian islands have been ex-
tended seven years longer, and that thu
treaty contains provisions for the all
mifsiOn of certain articles free OF duty,
and insiIucting the Committee on judi
cary T.. inquire into these facts and r.
port TO the House whether treaty
which involves the rate OF duty 10 D.
imposed on any. article can be valid and
binding without the concurrence OF the
House Of Representatives.
The House then resumed in the
morning hour the consideration OF tao
bill increasing the rate of pension al
lowed for total deafness TO twenty dol
lars per month. the opponents Of the
ILL RETAINED from voting, and left the
Eouse without quorum. In this con
di,ion it remained until the morning
hour expired, and the bill went oyer
without acton.
Bftvrsome filibustaring by the Re-
publicaus in retaliation upon the Dem
ocrats for refusal to vote upon the be-
aforementioned pension bill, the House
went into Committee Of the Whole upon
the riyer-and-harbor bill.
Mr.. Stone, Of Missouri, opposed the
bill because 30 per cent of the water
ways appropriated for were OF only To-
cal importance, and because many Of
the appropriations were for the con-
t.nuance Of work at places where the
balance already was sufficient to answer
all requirements for the next fiscal year.
Mr.. Catchings, of Mississippi, made
carefully-prepared speech explanatory
and culogistic of the work of the Missis-
sippi'River Commission, and in favor OF
The continuance of the improvement in
accordance with the plans prepared by it,
which, he contended, had accomplished
all that its most ardent friends could
wish.
The general debate then c,)sel, the
committee rose, and the House at $50
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Conflict in ireland.

Try Ang,o-Amorican cable 70 the Di5pa,ch.l
DuLIN, January 22.-Evictions at
Glrbciph, County Kerry, were sus-
pended to-Goy owing to tie absence o.
the sheriff.
Twenty three mon were to-day ar
raicncd before the magistrate at Killor-
Gin for obstructing the work OF the
sheriff during the past week in making
evictions at Glenbeigh. Immediately
after the arraignment Il mass-meeting Of
citizens was held to express sympathy
with the prisoners. Several Of the speak
ers openly denounced the eyictions as
tyannical and barbarous.
Forty-one ejectment DEGREES have
been granted against tenants on the
Londonderry estates belonging to the
SINNERS Company, of London.
The sales OF cattle by tenants ut
Michaclstown yesterday amounted to
$4,000, The service of writs Of eject
mont continues. At an eviction near
pantry the elected tenants wife was 50
affected that she attempted to commit
suicide. 4 bailiff was pelted with mud
and stones on Lord Dillon's estate yes
tcrday. lie lies in n weak state from
the effect of his treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW yong srrcK MARKYr.

NEW YORK, January e2 Tho stock market
was much less active to-day, but pficce o. 4.
tle,i higher range. although fcyerisapesa an
lrregularity was still coDspicuous- Jefset
Cfuifal wes prominently tho strooe HtocN @
the day. and reached the hignes. ligafet 3
attained. Forr lgrers did little In tie mars
although London was seller early, espocialiy ~
Union Pacific, Dut thero we're purcha.es Vl
Trunk lines and - Paul Tor ;hatinterest w aie
afternoon. EocRiDg-Yaiicy and Orpgo8~Nari-
CATION stock were both sufferers % consider
aolo extent from recent reports, githeagn inc
latter made some recovery IN tne aiteflooh
New England resumed is advance, bat the
gains were only fractional. Read.na shower
more strength, but its early gains were Nipot
out toward lie close. After the appearance o.
the bank statement, which was regarded ~
fayoinole. there was very little stock log sale
and the market became extremely dun. ei-
pecialiy In the last hour. Southern st0ck1 wefs
all quiet, although hGs. Tennessee frs, preferred
displayed decided weakness. There Wa co :
eiGcIabie activity In Oregon Transcontiaental,
which was weak ia sympathy With other WI
lard stocks. GraDcpr3' and Trunk lines were
quiet and fcenHDss. Operations today wee
CgGin principally confined TO room traders. AM
at times ia tho afternoon there was not SUM-
cient business % cstahth changes IL quot
tons. The opening this morning vas larry
steady a large number OF tho active list beng
unchanged, and others showing Insignificant
changes only. 1ho market was strong nom tha
opo uirg, with n ODER - trading only. and under
ilc lead cf jersey Central material advances
were made throughout The LIST IN the first hour.
The n Grket then became dan and pricos saggcI
oil slightly. In the afternoon prices moved
backward and forward within a rarrow range,
and Gnnlly ccCed steady and generally a shade
above nc opening. he total days business
was go CC0 shares. Final changes arc In TIE
mpfoiiiy 81 cases In favor Of higher ngures
ana IN very few instances Tor more than ira 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Nlurslcrcrs EvncI.ed.

10y IrItEftNh 20 NV UI''I''IVII'I
ST. LOUIS, January 22.-The tive
men Hamilton and Ludbury, the mu-
derers Of the Harris brothers, in Brad
lev county, Ark, were taken from the
iail ut Warren, Ark, Thursday night,
by a party of masked men. The
shcrihs posse which started in pursuit
returned this morning, and report that
the murdercrs were carried to the banks
Of the Arkansas river, where they were
hanged. The bodies were cut down
and cast into the stream.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--sUNDAY. JANUARY %, 1887

scat, and made taarcop'c thora gstoas
lecsrsc "the gcs rs SISTER" wAat
I'd 10 get sea; lie lady swept dowa
TO the font row and took her plsea.
Soon It became nois5d si0ut i1lt l,gt
Eose Fhzabcth ( llvelaad wnsin tae e.
ltTy. The women crened their nec1s b
seeher, and SC did eYervoneelse. l'.na y
tie { oorkeepcrof the dip'omatie gallery
Game around to see bat tae excitement
munt. lie asked tho new doorkeapar
Of the private gallery What was going
On. "Why, Hiss Cleveland, the Pre-
siGcnl's sister, is inside" he remarked
lie diplomat went in, and IN q few
minutes came ont with great disgust,
and remarked that the woman was no
mere Mss Pose Elizabeth Cleveland
than he was The other doorkeopers
told the new doorkecpcr The same
thing, and be laughed heartily at hl
being imposed upon. The woman WIS
n Miss Cleveland. but no relation q the
President, nor did she tel the door-
kacUCr she was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

10y tt4frlA 10 t. Il.' lttrf
PoaoN. january - -Fo~ nearly @
year past TIE police of Boston and sy,-
raj suburban towusaud cities have been
mucl puzzled over the workings of q
gang ot count rloitars who have been
tucc,s,.uHy operating in tins vicinity.
All t4c leading cly-goods and fancy
good, house, of this city have been
losers .y accepting the spurious coin.
The matter Aas finally been cleared
up iy CAicf-o.-fohce Shelley, OF
Chelsea, and his officers, AMI last
night t-o tlrcc principals in the busi-
Eoss were ARE ted M that city. At
tE,ir residence thousands OF dollars
worth ot metal, mo5lis. scales, and
weight, WDlc found, I'm fac, en- entire
ComtcI.atrs outfit VS. captured, to-
gCacr with between 500 and 500 IN
money aAl q large Qu2Dtlty of stolen
goods. Officer Smith, acting under or
o,B from Chief Shelley. arrested Il
woman who gave the name O! Rosa Pc
Um. in Choyr NcWmll's store, on
broadway. Chelsea, last evening as she
WAS in the act OF passing spurious
coin. Her residence was searched and
Che above pluHd.r found While the
Ctl.cG were en-" sd in the search two
mu came unto e.. 1odse, but on seeing
thc ro:ca i'od They were pursued
and captured AND gave the names OF
CeetDno Russo. aeol iorty-3eyon, and
Eald1r1i Eoso. aged forty. Tire wo.
man .- fyyeff,-f. ... V,.re al \ II "a ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

;he,r bands and general appearance
docs not correspond with this statement.
They were poorly dressed, emaciatcd,
and tough-looking customers generally,
while Mr. IIfstram, Jr., ia the reverse
IN every particular
Coroner rurdy has sabp@nacd Mr..
Jrsiram, Jr., and anothcT one of the
family who accompanied him. There
are FIVE brothors in the Iristfam family.
The thnd man on the train from Town
CTS was n brother Of the two who got or
here. His name is Henry, and when
he read Tie papers giving an account OF
the murder and subsequent killing OF
TIE murdcrcrs, he remarked That the
latter were TIE missing John AMI
1ICmgs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Using Lognn's Name 10 Swtniie.

CmcAoo, January 22--The scheme
TO use General Logan's name for swim
ding purposes vas disclosed here yes
terday 10y T. n. McCaulay, one of the
victims. Chicago, Milwaukee. and
ether cities are said TO have been extern
siyely worked by the sharpers, twenty
orders having been taken yesterday III
Milwaukee alone. Solicitors represent
ed they were about TO publish under
the auspices of the Grand Army of tho
Republic a life of General logan.
Fifty thousand COMES were to be issued
and the book was TO sell at ten cents
To intended victims the back page
Of the cover in the whO.e edition was
offered for advertising purposes for SO.
Mrs. Logan, It Was stated, would pnti-
cipate in the profits Investigation to-
day showed that the advertisement was
placed upon Only the few copies deliy-
cred to the victims. Members OF the
Grand army of the Republic repudiate
the idea that their organization has
any connection with the matter W.
L. Hamcycr, Of the Chicago Sun Pub
Eshing Company, who is publishing the
book, claims to be aching merely as
agent and processes to know nothing
about the advertising contracts. BE
has not been arrested and refuses to
give tie names of the principals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
The whiie.PIains Tragedy.
la telegraph . the Dlsratch.l

10y kt4fkids'h W tfio DtnIdkliL
WHITE PLAISs, n. Y, January %
james j. TTistram, Jr., sieyemhker, mt
No. 1916 Watershed, New York, identi-
fed the two dead thieves here this
morning as his brothers John and
Thomas, aged nineteen and seventeen,
respectively. He said the young men
resided with their parents at No. 1897
Monroe street, New York. The father
Of the boys is james Trietram, engaged
in the wire business. James j.
Iristram, Jr., is very respectable
looking man, quite contrast with Che
dead men. he says the young men
left home on Wednesday and were
away only one night. He also said thai
they had been working for him Ia the
Nattr-etreet chop, but the condition 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23

General Rmgg is opposed 10 what I,
called " branding" deserters from tho
army because he thinks il barbarous
custom, and he recommends that tat
tooing be substituted.
Mr.. Goschon has IN his private secre-
tary, Mr. Alfred Miner, one OF the
brightest young University politicians
in England. lie is Fellow of New
College, Oxford, and Was for. time an
editorial writer for the Pait. faU Ga.
,ettc.
The Chinese Gotersmont has granted
a liberal bounty to the family OF VI.
Prosper Giquel, who was Gordon's
companion in the suppression of the
TAI Ping rebellion, aud NJ. Emile
Giquel VIII send bust Of his brother,
made by the sculptor Francheshi, to
Pekin.
The gay and sprightly NJ. Chevreul il
becoming weary Of the whirl OF social
festivities with which his second CEN
fury Was begun, and viii go to Dijon for
a season OF quiet He has resigned his
active connection with the Museum OF
Natural History and the National Ag.i-
cultural Society, thinking that after
eighty-tlve years Of labor he is entitled
Ia some relaxation. Recently he has
received splendid congatulatory adj
dress from the Royal Academy OF Puis-
sia, Curtius and Mommsen being among
the signers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
TIC Inainna neeclcc,n


T>pl4SAroLs, January 22.-The Le-
gislature met in joint convention at
noon and took one ballot for United
States Senator. The result was Turpio,
n; Harrison, 20; Allen, f. Two mem
bcrs were paired. For one little mo-
meEt break Of the deadlock was
thought possible to-day. When the
roll-call vas nearing Mackey's name,
the Grecnbacker Robinson passed down
the aisle to the formers seat. All eyes
were turned upon the two men, and
their faces were eagerly scanned. They
conycIacd briefly in low tones, and
when RobinsOn's name was called he
responded, aftera little hesitation, "Al-
len The episode was watched with
most intense interest. 1t is surmised
that if the adjournment had not been
taken the deadlock might have been
broken on the next ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Brlgandage In Texas.


HoUsTON, TEXAS, January go a
land Of masked men rode up to the
house of Fritz Steinholtz, a farmer
living in the upper part of Harris
county. Wednesday night, and called
him to the door. Steinholtz appeared,
AID vas Immediately seized, bound
and gagged, and taken TO his corn-crib,
two hundred yards from his house, and,
at the point OF several pistols, forced to
reveal the whereabouts OF a quantity Of
money which he had buried, the savings
of fifteen years Yhc robbers, after So
curing the money ($2, O0OJ, returned t.
the house and stole all tho iewclry they
could find. Mrs. Steinholtz, while the
robbers were engaged in theirpiliaging,
shot one of the men in the thigh. She
tried to fire q second shot, but was dis
armed and bound hand and foot. \
posse is in pursuit Of the miscroants.
The man shot by Mrs. Steinholtz is ST..
nously wounded, as blood could be
traccG forncarly mile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
HrFC rm in Texas.

~ VVIVTTWI-II W w '7''--''--''--
AUsTN, TEX, January 22.-Ycst,r-
day Lin passed the House to cngros5-
ment making it unlawful for any Judi
cial, executive, administrative, or leSls-
latiyc officer in this state, or Of any dis
tict or county in the State, except
sheriIs, constablos, or other peace
Office a., to accept free passes OF tlckcts
or any device, instrument, article, or
substance that may be recognized or
accepted in lien Thereon, from any rail
way company, its agents, or employees,
or to use, carry, or display the same
uron auy railway in the state. The
penalty is fine not exceeding 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
NINA STUART CLARK VAN yANDT
who Wants to Marry the CONDEMNED
Anarchist, August Spies.

1.-THE romantic young woman who Is
willing to wed man for whom anOose
is waiting was born at Philadelphia
January ?, 1866. Her father, who is -
well-knovn chemist, belongs to one OF
the old Dutch families which removed
TO New York state from Central Penn
sylvanie about fifty years aCo, hut he
was born in Amsterdam, Holland. Her
mother is a member of a Scotch-Eug-
lish family, Clark by name, and is said
10 be- descendant OF the royal house OF
Stuart. One branch of her family has
lived in Pittsburgh Tor several genera
tons. Miss Van Zandt is well remem-
bered 10y many people in Philadelplia.
The ncighhors who recall the little miss
of ten or twelve years Of age rs hst
seen by them describe her as a child
iull of life and yigor, tending toward
the genus known as "tomboy,' AMI
maniicsting at that early age the self
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23
Another Bond Call.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

by telegraph To the Dispatch.l o
WASHINGTON, January 22.-Another
call for per cent. bonds for redemp-
ton was issued to-day by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, being the l46th call.
It natures March 1st, but holders OF
bonds embraced in this call can obtain
immediate payment with interest 10 date
Of presentation. The following is a
description of the bonds embraced in
to-day's call : so original No. 26 to
original No. lG, both inclusive; 800
original No. 375 to original No. So,
both inclusive $500 original No. 1fS
to original No. 2l5, both inclusive 4;
S1.C00 original No. 1921 to original Ne.
ZOlG. both inclusive $1,000 original
No. 1858 to original No. 1915, both in
elusive. Total, S13, S3T,0l0 Only
go, Geo, $50 OF the 3 per cents remain
11callcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-23


(mcCO, January -. tits said that
another Grlt-hour movement of even
Greater magnitude than the one which
fniled last year is being organized by
locaI labor a4tators, 10 hc Inauguratod
May LIST next The various carpenters
unions have alrcadyadoptedr
declaring that they va demand eight
hours aud pay ct the rate of thirty-fya
cents per hour The other branches
Of the building trades are being
roolcaniz,d as fast as possible, and
they viii probably follow the exam
pie Of tLy carpenters in a week or two.
it is not improbable that nh the build
ing trades OF the city viii be consoli-
dated and organized into q separate
district assembly OF the knights OF
Lator Enoits tending to bring this
consolidation about are being made hy
the members of the different unions
who claim that they VIII eventually b.
successful There are upwards o.!
15,OC0 members of the building trlde5
who are members OF the Knights OF
Labor. aid whose assemblies ~ present
are q weed between Districts u AMI
81 Tie, claim that they are entitled
to a 81 pa ate district Of their own, ii
only to bl .ng their unions into clos
conmm ice ZION than at present.